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MP HC: In Absence of Allegations of Annoyance and Obscene Words, Section 294 IPC Won’t be Attracted - (26 Sep 2023)

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Madhya Pradesh High Court has held that he absence of allegations of annoyance and alleged stated words to be obscene words cannot attract the charge under Section 294 of IPC; merely stating that accused hurled abuse is not sufficient to attract rigor of Section 294 of IPC.

Tags : MADHYA PRADESH HIGH COURT   OBSCENE WORDS   ABUSE   IPC  

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